One hundred feet of it weighs probably around 6,000 lbs, so to secure a 10,000-foot boom in Nootka’s currents and tides takes a lot of planning and heavy-duty mooring equipment,” said Crivea. Grieg possessed the required mooring equipment on board their barge as they had used it for a recent system upgrade at one of their sites. “The surrounding environment, ecosystem and communities around Nootka Sound mean a lot to us at Grieg, and if we can be a part of containing the spill, we will,” he said in the statement.
“It was a no brainer to get involved,” said Mike Crivea, Operations Manager for Grieg Seafood BC. Grieg Seafood was approached soon after by Diversified Marine – the company contacted to help stem the oil leak– to see if they could assist with containing the active oil leak.
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